Category Archives: Energy

Reminder! February 6th Meeting

Posted on February 4, 2013 by BreeMosley

 The National Security Forum presents  Dr. John Scire on American Energy Independence:  A Realistic Goal? At What Cost? Goodbye CENTCOM? The Ramada, Wednesday, February 6, 9 am Dr. John Scire is a leading expert on energy trends, both as an … Continue reading →

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The Cost of Green Jobs

Posted on November 18, 2012 by BreeMosley

Green Jobs Cost Big Bucks—Or Do They Promote Diversification and Actually Lower Energy Costs?   The Council on Foreign Relations produced a study on the costs of “green energy” that lays out the high costs involved with the promotion of … Continue reading →

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The Explosion of US/Americas Oil & Gas Production

Posted on October 31, 2011 by BreeMosley

Colleagues: Two columns today looking at the nation’s energy future, with the key arguments being that the coming explosion in availability of natural gas and, yes, oil, makes a focus on some renewable sources, such as wind and solar, questionable … Continue reading →

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NSF: High Speed Application for CNG!

Posted on April 11, 2011 by BreeMosley

Colleagues: When I sent out the point paper on natural gas (NG), highlighting what appears to be a vast expansion of gas production through “unconventional means”, a number of you were in agreement but some had reservations. A few doubted … Continue reading →

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Global Oil Flows and the Fragility of the Saudi Monarchy

Posted on April 9, 2011 by BreeMosley

Colleagues: Two very thoughtful and important op-eds on the fragility of the Saudi political structure, the prospect of the revolutions in the Arab world sweeping away all remnants of the old order, and the likelihood of a serious disruption of … Continue reading →

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